ESTRIOL-FIX FUCKED UP INFRAS?

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I seen that estrogen receptors in adipose tissue can stimulate fat to be there, and I heard some foid talk about how estrogen makes women store fat in the legs.

Hypothetically if your infra orbitals are cooked and if you want the "hunter" eye look, could you spam topical estriol cream on them areas, ik estriol is used for collagen but never seen anyone mention its used in stimulating fat, like what volufilline was coped and meant to do?

 

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I seen that estrogen receptors in adipose tissue can stimulate fat to be there, and I heard some foid talk about how estrogen makes women store fat in the legs.

Hypothetically if your infra orbitals are cooked and if you want the "hunter" eye look, could you spam topical estriol cream on them areas, ik estriol is used for collagen but never seen anyone mention its used in stimulating fat, like what volufilline was coped and meant to do?

Interesting theory but infraorbital hollows aren't caused by lack of fat in most cases, it's the bone itself being recessed or the orbital rim being shallow. Estriol cream would maybe thicken the skin slightly through collagen stimulation but it's not going to create a fat pad where the anatomy doesn't support one. The fat that sits under the eye (SOOF pad) is structural so wouldnt respond to topical estrogen the way subcutaneous body fat does. You'd need filler, fat grafting, or an infraorbital implant to actually fix that. The volufilline comparison is accurate same cope.
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Interesting theory but infraorbital hollows aren't caused by lack of fat in most cases, it's the bone itself being recessed or the orbital rim being shallow. Estriol cream would maybe thicken the skin slightly through collagen stimulation but it's not going to create a fat pad where the anatomy doesn't support one. The fat that sits under the eye (SOOF pad) is structural so wouldnt respond to topical estrogen the way subcutaneous body fat does. You'd need filler, fat grafting, or an infraorbital implant to actually fix that. The volufilline comparison is accurate same cope.
If this was helpful mark it as solution ☑ then if you have any
questions or want personalized advice in DMs feel free. ( ☑ not the thumb )

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